WO2008029681A1 - Système de surveillance de fuite d'eau - Google Patents

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WO2008029681A1
WO2008029681A1 PCT/JP2007/066737 JP2007066737W WO2008029681A1 WO 2008029681 A1 WO2008029681 A1 WO 2008029681A1 JP 2007066737 W JP2007066737 W JP 2007066737W WO 2008029681 A1 WO2008029681 A1 WO 2008029681A1
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Atsushi Yukawa
Katsuya Yokokawa
Naoto Oishi
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City Of Kitakyushu
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    • G01M3/2807—Investigating fluid-tightness of structures by using fluid or vacuum by measuring rate of loss or gain of fluid, e.g. by pressure-responsive devices, by flow detectors for pipes, cables or tubes; for pipe joints or seals; for valves ; for welds for pipes
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  • the present invention relates to a water leakage monitoring system for estimating the water leakage positions of a plurality of water distribution blocks constituting a water distribution pipe network.
  • the water purified in the water supply treatment facility is supplied to a large number of customers distributed in a wide area through a distribution pipe network. Therefore, the water distribution network plays a role as a lifeline network that is essential for maintaining the daily life of each consumer, and it is always highly reliable and highly reliable. Need to meet demand. By the way, if a part of the distribution pipes that make up each distribution block breaks down, it will lead to disasters such as road collapses and submersion. In addition, leakage due to cracks and breaks in pipes reduces the effective water volume (effective rate) with respect to the total water distribution, so pipe cracks and pipe breaks including pipe wall thickness reduction are detected as early as possible. It is desirable.
  • the water leakage detection method that has been generally used in the past uses a method of checking the amount of inflow to each distribution block over a long period of time and capturing the water leakage from the change in the amount of inflow. For example, at night time when each customer uses little water, measure the minimum inflow of each distribution block at night, check the inflow during the same time, and if the inflow tends to increase, the distribution block Is judged to be leaking from any of the water distribution pipes
  • the worker when it is determined that there is water leakage, the worker carries a water leakage detector and taps the water distribution pipe including the service pipes of the customers who make up the water distribution block. During the time when is not in use, the leak sound is measured by the leak detector and the leak point of the pipeline is determined.
  • One water leakage detection technology detects specific sound detected from the water meter main body in the lid that can be opened and closed of the water meter installed in the water supply pipe introduced to each customer from the distribution pipe, This is a proposal to determine the occurrence of water leakage in the pipe and output the determination contents to the outside (see Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2004-191139 (Fig. 1)).
  • Another water leakage detection technology includes a vibration sound detector that measures a vibration level of a pipe obtained by a water flow flowing in the water supply pipe from a water distribution pipe to a water supply pipe introduced to each consumer.
  • Data storage means for storing the measurement data of the vibration sound detector together with the flow measurement data of the customer's water flow measurement device is provided to detect water leakage from the vibration sound of water flowing (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2001-311676). Publication (see Figure 1)).
  • Both of the two water leakage detection techniques as described above are provided with acoustic detection means in the water supply pipe introduced to each consumer from the distribution pipe, and determine whether or not the water supply pipe leaks for each consumer. Therefore, it is impossible to comprehensively judge the leakage status of many water distribution blocks connected to the main line of the waterworks.
  • the state of the sound level measured by the sound detection means and the flow rate measurement data of the water flow rate measuring device for a certain period of time are compared and judged to determine the water leak in the vicinity of the water supply pipe of each consumer. Yes, even if water leaks due to pipe cracks, etc., it cannot be judged accurately unless a certain period of time has passed. In addition, there is a problem that only the presence or absence of individual water leaks, such as per customer, can be determined.
  • the present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and a plurality of water distribution blocks constituting a water distribution pipe network.
  • the purpose is to provide a water leakage monitoring system that quickly and easily estimates the water leakage position from the measurement data of the equipment installed in the lock.
  • a water leakage monitoring system is a flow rate data measured by a flow meter and a pressure gauge installed in each water distribution block constituting the water distribution pipe network.
  • the monitoring device that receives the pressure data and stores the flow rate and pressure data in a time-sequential manner for each distribution block, and the leak location that estimates the leak location from the flow rate and pressure data stored in this monitoring device
  • the leakage position estimation device takes out flow rate data and pressure data of a predetermined cycle for each water distribution block from the monitoring device, and changes the flow rate to predict leakage from the flow rate data of the predetermined cycle and the at least 2 Period data acquisition means for extracting and outputting a signal relating to a pressure change that changes due to the change in the flow rate from pressure data of a predetermined period for one pressure gauge, and this period Signal force related to two pressure changes output from the data acquisition means
  • Pressure gauge reaction time calculation means for calculating the difference in pressure reaction time, pressure response time difference obtained by this pressure gauge reaction time calculation means, and
  • the water leakage monitoring system is obtained by the storage unit that stores at least the relationship between the flow rate change value and the pipe diameter, and the periodic data acquisition unit.
  • the memory means is referred to based on the flow rate change value, and a pipe diameter specifying means for specifying the pipe diameter of the pipe line where the flow rate has changed is added.
  • the pipe diameter data is sent to the flow rate change position estimating means, and is output and displayed together with the flow rate change position data.
  • the water leakage monitoring system is newly provided with the above-described storage means and pipe diameter specifying means, and at least the flow rate change value and cracks and breaks in the pipes installed in each of the water distribution blocks.
  • Storage means for storing the relationship with various flow rate change factor data including When a signal regarding the flow rate change obtained by the periodic data acquisition means is received, the storage means is referred to based on the flow rate change value, and at least whether the pipe is cracked or broken, whether a fire hydrant is used, or the water tank is in operation.
  • the flow rate change factor acquisition means for estimating and displaying the flow rate change factor data indicating that the flow rate change is caused by any one of the above is added.
  • a pipe wall thickness estimation means for estimating and displaying the pipe wall thickness where the flow rate has changed based on a predetermined pressure propagation speed calculation formula using the pressure propagation speed.
  • the predetermined pressure propagation speed using the pressure propagation speed estimated by the pressure propagation estimating means and the thickness and pipe diameter of the pipe having a flow rate change obtained from the distribution pipe network map data. It is possible to compare the pressure propagation speed obtained from the above formula and output and display the pipe line data with the flow rate change when both pressure propagation speeds are different.
  • the flow meter installed in the plurality of water distribution blocks constituting the water distribution network and the flow rate change of the measurement data of the two pressure gauges, and the flow rate change due to the flow rate change can provide a water leakage monitoring system that can quickly and easily estimate the water leakage position from pressure changes.
  • FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a schematic configuration of a water leakage monitoring system provided with a water leakage position estimating device according to the present invention.
  • FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of a data array arranged in the monitoring database shown in FIG.
  • FIG. 3 is a configuration diagram of a water leakage monitoring system for explaining a first embodiment of a water leakage position estimating device according to the present invention.
  • FIG. 4 is a graph showing changes in flow rate data and pressure data in a cycle of 1 second measured by a flow meter and a pressure gauge installed in a water distribution block.
  • FIG. 5 is an enlarged view of region (2) shown in FIG.
  • FIG. 6 is a diagram showing a distribution pipe network map of an area equipped with a flow meter and a pressure gauge.
  • FIG. 7 is a configuration diagram of a water leakage monitoring system for explaining a second embodiment of a water leakage position estimating device according to the present invention.
  • FIG. 8 is a diagram showing reference data for specifying the water leakage cause pipe diameter.
  • FIG. 9 is a block diagram of a water leakage monitoring system for explaining another example of the second embodiment of the water leakage position estimating apparatus according to the present invention.
  • FIG. 10 is a configuration diagram of a water leakage monitoring system for explaining a third embodiment of a water leakage position estimating device according to the present invention.
  • the target process is, for example, a plurality of water distribution blocks 3a, 3b, ... that make up the water distribution network connected to the main water supply main line 2 derived from the distribution reservoir 1, and each of the water purified in the distribution reservoir 1 To each customer 4,... distributed over a wide area via distribution blocks 3a, 3b,... It is a water supply process to supply.
  • the water distribution block 3a is installed at least on the inlet side pipe of the water distribution block 3a, and has a flow meter 5 for measuring the amount of water flowing into the water distribution block 3a, the main line 2 force, and the water distribution block 3a.
  • One or more pressure gauges 6a, 6b,... For measuring the pressure inside are provided.
  • the water distribution block 3b,... Is provided with a flow meter 5 and one or more pressure gauges 6a, 6b,.
  • Telemeters 7a, 7b, ... are provided individually corresponding to each of the water distribution blocks 3a, 3b, ..., and the flowmeters 5 and each installed in the water distribution blocks 3a, 3b, ... in the required cycle
  • As the data transmission lines 8a, 8b,... There are various transmission methods such as wireless, wired, public network, Internet, etc.
  • the flow meter 5 and the pressure gauges 6a, 6b,. ... Send to the water leakage monitoring system side using a dedicated line laid every time.
  • an interface for receiving bit data which is measurement data of the flowmeter 5 and the pressure gauges 6a, 6b, transmitted from the telemeters 7a, 7b, ... of each distribution block 3a, 3b, ...
  • a telemeter 11 having a function, a monitoring device 12, and a water leakage position estimating device 13 are provided.
  • the telemeter 11 When the telemeter 11 receives the bit data of the flow meter 5 and the pressure gauges 6 a, 6 b,... Sent from the telemeters 7 a, 7 b,..., The telemeter 11 sends the telemeters 7 a, 7 b,. Based on the distribution block 3a, 3b, ... and the flow meter 5 and each pressure gauge 6a, 6b, ... in each distribution block 3a, 3b, ... Notify monitoring device 12.
  • the monitoring device 12 receives the start (synchronization) signal first transmitted from the telemeter 11.
  • the monitoring device 12 receives bit data in the order of the water distribution block 3a, the self water block 3b, ... according to the measurement order, the measurement of any water distribution block 3a, 3b, ... and any flow meter 5 and each pressure gauge 6, ... It is possible to easily grasp whether it is data.
  • the monitoring device 12 includes a monitoring server 12-1 and a monitoring database 12-2.
  • the monitoring server 12-1 is provided with data collection means 12a, data conversion means 12b, and data storage means 12c.
  • the data collection means 12a has a function of collecting bit data including target specifying data regarding the flow meter 5 and the pressure gauges 6a, 6b, ... in the water distribution blocks 3a, 3b, ... from the telemeter 11.
  • the data conversion means 12b collects bit data related to the flow rate and pressure collected by the telemeters 7a, 7b,... At a constant cycle (for example, 0.85 seconds), the data conversion means 12b performs calculation processing from each bit data of the cycle of 0.85 seconds. It has a function to convert to true flow rate data and pressure data for every cycle required for example, 1 second cycle, 5 seconds or 1 minute cycle.
  • the data storage means 12c is based on the object specifying data or based on the object specified by the data collecting means 12a itself of the monitoring device 12, and each of the water distribution blocks 3a, 3b,.
  • flow rate data and pressure data are stored in a time-sequential manner with a cycle of 1 second, for example, flow meter 5, pressure gauge 6a, 6b,.
  • FIG. 2 is a diagram showing an example of a data array of the monitoring database 12-2.
  • “100”, “101”, etc. in the column mean each distribution block, and “100M” is the flow meter 5, “100P1”, “100P2” installed in the distribution block “100”.
  • Each row represents the data collection time for each specific weapon. That is, it is divided into each distribution block 3a, 3b,... And each flow meter 5, pressure gauge 6a, 6b,.
  • water leakage position estimation device 13 will be described separately for each embodiment described later.
  • FIG. 3 is a configuration diagram of the water leakage monitoring system for explaining the first embodiment of the water leakage position estimating device 13 according to the present invention.
  • This water leakage monitoring system is provided with a distribution pipe network map creation device 14 in addition to the monitoring device 12 and the water leakage position estimation device 13 described above.
  • the distribution pipe network map creation device 14 is based on, for example, a design drawing of the distribution pipe network and the flowmeters 5 installed in the main line, each distribution block 3a, 3b,..., Each distribution block 3a, 3b,.
  • a pressure gauge 6, ... etc. (Appliance) is generated so that it can be displayed as a pipeline network, and the pipe Water distribution pipes that define the installation position that represents the distance between adjacent equipment (distribution reservoir 1, main trunk line 2, flow meter 5, 6a, 61 ⁇ ⁇ ) for each water distribution block 3a, 3b, ... constituting the road network
  • a mapping device 141 for creating a road network map and a pipeline network map database 142 for storing distribution pipe network map data created by the mapping device 141 are provided.
  • the mapping device 14-1 includes, for example, a pipe connection point A1 representing the distance from the distribution reservoir 1 to the water distribution block 3a, and a flow meter installation position representing the distance from the pipe connection point A1 to the flow meter 5.
  • Distance data such as the position of the pressure gauge indicating the distance from the flow meter 5 to each pressure gauge 6a, 6b,..., the pipe connection point of each distribution pipe that forms the distribution block 3a, 3b,... from the flow meter 5
  • the connection point position representing the distance from A11 to A19 is input, and the pipeline network map data that can display images in the water distribution blocks 3a, 3b, ... is created.
  • the water leakage position estimation device 13 designates the water distribution blocks 3a, 3b,... From the monitoring database 12-2, and periodically obtains periodic data, for example, flow data and pressure data with a period of 1 second arranged in time series. 21, pressure gauge reaction time calculation means 22, pressure propagation speed estimation means 23, flow rate change position (water leakage position) estimation means 24, and water leakage position display control means 25.
  • the periodic data acquisition means 21 determines the flow rate change and the pressure change individually from the flow rate data and pressure data of the 1 second period taken out from the monitoring database 12-2, and the flow rate change time and pressure change time. In response to the trigger signal, or if necessary, for example, change value data, or flow data and pressure data before and after the change or after the change (hereinafter collectively referred to as signals related to the flow change and pressure change) are output.
  • the pressure gauge reaction time calculation means 22 calculates the pressure reaction time difference between the pressure gauges 6a and 6b from the pressure change times included in the two pressure change signals output from the periodic data acquisition means 21. The pressure is transmitted to the pressure propagation speed estimation means 23.
  • the pressure propagation speed estimation means 23 uses the pressure reaction time difference and the pressure gauge installation position (installation distance) related to the two pressure gauges 6a and 6b extracted from the pipeline network map database 14 2 to calculate the pressure propagation speed. presume.
  • the flow rate change position estimating means 24 is adapted to change the flow rate output from the periodic data acquiring means 21.
  • the distribution block 3a is configured based on the flow meter installation position (installation distance), the two pressure gauge installation positions, and the pressure propagation speed from the pipeline network map data in the pipeline network map database 14-2. It has a function to estimate the flow rate change position (corresponding to the leak position) of the distribution pipe.
  • the water leakage position is a force indicating an increase factor of flow rate (for example, identification of a water receiving tank during operation, which will be described later) in addition to cracks and breaks in the pipe line in this embodiment. It is not a crack or breakage of the road, but includes the position of the pipe diameter and wall thickness reduction due to pipe wear and other factors that will affect the pipe in the future.
  • the water leakage position display control means 25 sends the data regarding the water leakage position of the water distribution pipes constituting the water distribution block 3a received from the flow rate change position estimation means 24 to the monitoring server 12-1 and the mapping device 14-1.
  • the monitoring server 12-1 displays that the flow rate change corresponding to the water leakage has occurred, and the mapping device 14 1 displays the pipeline network near the pipeline where the flow rate changed by marking, for example. To do.
  • the flow rate meter 5 installed in each of the water distribution blocks 3a, 3b,... And the two pressure gauges 6a, 6b as shown in FIG. 1 second period flow data and pressure data are stored.
  • the periodic data acquisition means 21 of the water leakage position estimation device 13 designates, for example, the water distribution block 3a, and the flow rate data M and pressure data with a period of 1 second including the measurement time from the monitoring database 12-2. Read PI and P2 sequentially. Periodic data acquisition means 21 compares the previous flow rate with the current flow rate one by one, and when the difference between the two flow rates exceeds the set value that predicts water leakage, it determines that there is a change in flow rate at a certain measurement time, and Sends a flow rate change signal including the measurement time in block 3a to the flow rate change position estimation means 24.
  • the period data acquisition means 21 compares the previous pressure and the current pressure for the two pressure data PI and P2 respectively, and when the pressure difference before and after exceeds a predetermined set value, It is determined that there is a pressure change, and a signal related to the pressure change including the measurement time is sent to the pressure gauge reaction time calculation means 22.
  • the pressure gauge reaction time calculation means 22 relates to a pressure change including two measurement times. From the signal, calculate the time difference between the two pressure gauges 6a and 6b.
  • FIG. 4 is a graph showing changes in the actual flow rate value M and the actual pressure values PI and P2 measured in a 1 second cycle measured by the flow meter 5 and the two pressure gauges 6a and 6b in the water distribution block 3a.
  • the horizontal axis represents the time per second
  • the left vertical axis represents the water head [mAq]
  • the right vertical axis 2 represents the flow rate [m3 / s].
  • the pressure values (A) and (B) indicated by the solid lines in the figure are calculated based on a predetermined arithmetic expression from the flow rate, for example, a deformation formula of Heather Williams, and are calculated every day using the least square method.
  • the head loss (pressure value) ⁇ is calculated using the total pipe length L and the flow rate correction coefficient ⁇ as parameters.
  • Pressure approximation formula calculation means is provided on the output side of 2b, and for example, the data conversion means 12b converts it into time-series flow rate data of a predetermined period (for example, 5-second period), then the loss from the following Hezen Williams deformation formula Obtain the head (pressure value) H.
  • L is the total length of the virtual pipeline (m)
  • Q is the flow meter flow data
  • C is the flow velocity coefficient (110 here)
  • D is the pipe diameter
  • ⁇ is the flow correction coefficient of the distribution block.
  • a 30m3 receiving tank 4a (see Fig. 6) is installed in the distribution pipe with the distributing block 3a, and the receiving tank 4a is in operation as shown in Fig. (C).
  • the flow rate actual value M rises with the operation of the water receiving tank 4a, the actual pressure values PI and P2 decrease at almost the same time.
  • FIG. 5 is an enlarged view of the area (D) represented by the dotted frame shown in FIG.
  • the pressure gauge reaction time calculation means 22 calculates a pressure reaction time difference (3 to 4 seconds) from both measurement times included in a signal related to pressure change of each pressure actual measurement value PI and P2, and the pressure propagation Send to speed estimation means 23.
  • the flow rate change position estimating means 24 receives a signal related to the flow rate change from the periodic data obtaining means 21, the flow rate meter 5 of the distribution block 3a is installed from the pipeline network map database 14-2, the pressure gauge 6a , 6b pressure gauge installation position, water tank 4a installation position, etc.
  • the flow rate rise time by flow meter 5 and pressure drop time of pressure gauge 6a are approximately the same time difference, and flow meter 5 Considering that the change in flow rate is a large change in flow rate that differs from cracks in the distribution pipe, and the distance obtained from the pressure propagation speed, etc., the water tank 4a installed between the flow meter 5 and the pressure gauge 6a Estimated to be the flow change position (leakage position) due to operation, and sends it to the leak position display control means 25.
  • the flow rate change position estimating means 24 can also store reference data for estimating the water leakage position in an auxiliary manner based on past experience and knowledge. For example, the expected flow rate change factors (cracks, breaks, receiving tank 4a) of water supply tank 4a existing near the installation position of flow meter 5, pressure gauge 6a, 6b, and various supplies such as water pipes to each customer 4 The pressure change time difference between the pressure gauges 6a and 6b with respect to the flow rate change may be determined in the flow meter 5 for every operation).
  • the flow rate change position estimating unit 24 estimates the flow rate change position as described above, the monitoring server 12-1 and the mapping are transmitted via the estimated water leakage position display control unit 25 together with the corresponding water distribution block identification data. Transmit to device 14 1.
  • the monitoring server 12-1 stores the flow rate change position data together with the distribution block identification data in the monitoring database 12-2 etc., and then the flow related to the water leakage in the distribution block 3a. Displays that the amount has changed.
  • the mapping device 141 stores the flow rate change position data together with the water distribution block identification data in an appropriate storage means, and then receives the display instruction from the monitoring device 12 or the like, the distribution device block 1 1 Based on the pipeline network map database 14-2, as shown in Fig. 6, the pipeline network related to the water distribution block is displayed on the display unit, and the flow rate change position is marked based on the flow rate change position data. To display.
  • the pressure reaction time is calculated from the pressure change of each pressure gauge 6a, 6b, and the pressure propagation speed is obtained from this pressure reaction time and the installation position between each pressure gauge 6a, 6b.
  • FIG. 7 is a configuration diagram of a water leakage monitoring system for explaining a second embodiment of the water leakage position estimating device according to the present invention.
  • the leak position estimation device 13 in this embodiment has substantially the same configuration as that of Fig. 3 described in the first embodiment, and therefore, the same or equivalent parts are denoted by the same reference numerals here. In the following, the description will be made with reference to FIG.
  • the diameter specifying reference data storage means 26 and the pipe diameter specifying means 27 for specifying the diameter of the pipe with a flow rate change are newly added to the components in the first embodiment. It is a thing.
  • the bore diameter specific reference data storage means 26 has a flow rate change factor (crack, breakage) for each type of water distribution pipe (the size of the diameter) constituting the water distribution blocks 3a, 3b,.
  • the type of the distribution pipe diameter
  • the pre-scheduled multiple pipe inflow pressure values the flow change factors (large and small cracks, large and small breaks), and the flow change values. Relationship with Has been.
  • the pipe diameter specifying means 27 is provided on the output side of the periodic data acquiring means 21.
  • the pipe diameter specifying means 27 becomes an object of the flow rate change. Identify the diameter of the distribution pipeline.
  • the periodic data acquisition means 21 takes in time-series flow rate data with a period of 1 second from the monitoring database 12-2, compares the previous flow rate value with the current flow rate value, and changes both flow rate values ( When the flow rate difference exceeds the set value that is assumed to be water leakage, the flow rate change value is sent to the pipe diameter specifying means 27.
  • the pipeline size specifying unit 27 Upon receipt of the flow rate change value from the cycle data acquisition unit 21, the pipeline size specifying unit 27 refers to the reference data defined in the port size specifying reference data storage unit 26, and determines the flow rate change value and the inflow pressure value (for example, Based on the measured pressure value), the diameter of the distribution pipe is determined and sent to the flow rate change position estimating means 24.
  • the flow rate change position estimating means 24 is obtained by the pressure propagation speed calculating means 23 when receiving a signal relating to the flow rate change together with the distribution block identification data as described in the first embodiment.
  • Pressure flow velocity and pipeline network map database 14 2 Using the flow meter installation position of flow meter 5, pressure gauge installation positions of pressure gauges 6a and 6b, and other necessary position data, for example, pressure gauge 6a
  • the flow rate change position (leakage position)
  • the flow rate change determined by the pipe diameter specifying means 27 together with the estimated flow rate change position
  • the diameter of the distribution pipe is sent to the monitoring server 12-1 and the mapping device 14-1 through the leakage position display control means 25.
  • the monitoring server 12-1 displays that there is a change in the flow rate that causes water leakage in the distribution pipe having the pipe diameter.
  • the mapping device 14-1 retrieves the relevant distribution block, for example, 3a pipeline network map data based on the distribution block identification data from the pipeline network map database 14-2, and installs the XX pipe diameter installed at the flow change position. It is displayed that there is water leakage in the distribution pipe.
  • the flow rate change assumed as the flow rate change factor is In addition to estimating the flow rate change position and specifying the diameter of the distribution pipe embedded in the flow rate change position, the same effects as in the first embodiment can be obtained, and more quickly and appropriately. Recovery or first aid can be taken.
  • a flow rate change factor acquisition unit 28 is provided on the output side of the period data acquisition unit 21.
  • the flow rate change factor acquisition unit 28 receives the flow rate change value that is assumed to be a water leak from the periodic data acquisition unit 21, the flow rate change factor acquisition unit 28 refers to the reference data in the caliber specific reference data storage unit 26, and indicates the type of the pipe that represents the flow rate change factor. The flow rate change factor corresponding to the flow rate change value is searched from the item.
  • the flow rate change value during operation of the water receiving tank 4a should be specified.
  • the flow rate change factor acquisition means 28 determines whether the distribution pipe is cracked or broken, the force due to the use of the fire hydrant, the operation of the water receiving tank 4a, or other Identify the flow rate change factor due to the supply factor and send it to the monitoring server 12-1.
  • data such as the flow rate change position and the pipe diameter described in the first and second embodiments are transmitted almost simultaneously to the monitoring server 12-1.
  • the monitoring server 12-1 confirms that there has been a change in flow rate due to the use of a specific flow rate change factor, for example, a digestive plug. indicate.
  • the flow rate change is within the range of the distribution pipe line with the distribution blocks 3a, 3b, ... ) Can be easily grasped as a result of the operation of a certain product installed inside.
  • FIG. 10 is a configuration diagram of a water leakage monitoring system for explaining the third embodiment of the water leakage position estimating device according to the present invention.
  • the pressure propagation speed can be estimated by the pressure propagation speed estimation means 23 described above, but the physical expression (1) (“Civil Engineering Fundamentals Series 5—2 Hydraulics”, p 150-152, author: Nobuyuki Tamai, Issuing place: Baifukan, Issuing date: 1989. 1. 10) The pressure propagation speed can also be obtained.
  • ⁇ Pressure propagation speed
  • ⁇ Volume modulus (2.06 [G Pa] for water)
  • p Water density (1000 [kg / m 3 ])
  • D Pipe diameter [mm
  • e wall thickness [mm
  • E longitudinal elastic modulus 158 [GPa] (in the case of ductile pig iron pipe).
  • the pressure propagation speed ⁇ is affected by the pipe diameter D and the wall thickness e from the above equation (1). This is because, when the pressure propagation speed is obtained by the difference in reaction time between the actual pressure gauges 6a and 6b, this known pressure propagation speed is substituted into the above equation (3), so that It is possible to obtain the wall thickness in a reverse calculation.
  • a pipe thickness estimation means 32, and a pipe thickness display control means 33 are provided to estimate the pipe thickness of the distribution pipe whose flow rate has changed.
  • Periodic data acquisition means 21, pressure gauge reaction time calculation means 22 and pressure propagation speed estimation means 23 are the same as in FIG.
  • the pipe diameter calculating means 31 receives a signal relating to the flow rate change from the periodic data obtaining means 21, the pipe diameter calculating means 31 includes the longitudinal elastic modulus related to the water distribution pipes constituting the water distribution block 3a from the water distribution pipe network map database 142. Then, the distribution pipe connecting the flow meter 5 and the pressure gauge 6a is taken out, and the diameter data of the distribution pipe connecting the pressure gauges 6a and 6b is taken out.
  • the pipe diameter calculation means 32 is based on the moving average when the diameters of the distribution pipes extracted from the distribution pipe network map database 14-2 are different, that is, when pipes with different diameters are connected.
  • the longitudinal elastic modulus and the pipe diameter are sent to the pipe wall thickness estimation means 32.
  • the pipe diameter calculating means 31 sends the pipe diameter and the longitudinal elastic modulus of the water distribution pipe to the pipe thickness estimating means 32.
  • a fixed parameter based on the equation (1) is set in advance, and the pressure propagation speed and the pipe diameter calculation sent from the pressure propagation speed estimating means 23 based on the flow rate change are calculated.
  • the pipe wall thickness estimation means 32 uses the longitudinal elastic modulus and pipe diameter received from means 32, the calculation process according to the above equation (1) is executed, and the wall thickness of the distribution pipe where the flow rate of the corresponding distribution block has changed is calculated and estimated. Then, the pipe wall thickness estimation means 32 sends the obtained pipe wall thickness estimation value to the monitoring server 12-1 and the mapping device 14-1 via the pipe wall thickness display control means 33.
  • the wall thickness of the water distribution pipe where the flow rate has changed can be easily determined.
  • a pressure propagation speed calculating means (not shown) is provided instead of the pipe wall thickness estimating means 32 shown in FIG.
  • the pressure propagation speed estimated from the pressure stress time difference between the actual pressure gauges 6a and 6b is compared with the pressure propagation speed obtained by the equation (1) above by the pressure propagation speed computing means.
  • the thickness of the water distribution pipe where the flow rate of the piping block has changed will be reduced. I can think of it.
  • the pressure propagation speed calculation means is at least a mapping device for the distribution pipe data in which the flow rate of the piping block has changed via the display control means (corresponding to the pipe thickness display control means 33). 14 Send to 1.
  • the mapping device 14 1 Upon receiving the distribution pipe data in which the flow rate of the piping block has changed, the mapping device 14 1 receives the distribution pipe network in the vicinity of the distribution pipe data of the distribution block from the distribution pipe network map database 14 2. The map is displayed on the mapping device 14 1. [0084] According to this embodiment, when there is a large divergence between the pressure propagation speed obtained by the pressure propagation speed estimation means 23 and the pressure propagation speed obtained by the equation (1), there is a change in flow rate. By displaying the distribution pipe network map around the distribution pipe, it is possible that the thickness of the distribution pipe is thin or that the inside of the pipe is wrinkled, and that cracks and breaks may occur in the future. The ability to offer life S
  • the flow rate change factor acquisition unit 28 shown in FIG. 9 determines that the water leakage position estimation device 13 is a crack or rupture in the pipeline
  • a signal related to the crack or break is used to estimate the flow change position.
  • the flow rate change position estimation means 24 estimates the flow change position based on the pressure propagation speed obtained by the pressure propagation estimation means 23 and the installation positions of the flowmeters 5, pressure gauges 6a, 6b, etc. as described above. Then, it is sent to the monitoring server 12-1 and the mapping device 13-1 via the water leakage position display control means 26.
  • the pipe thickness estimation shown in FIG. Use means 32 when the flow rate change factor acquisition means 28 determines that a product other than a crack or break in the pipeline is a flow rate change factor, the pipe thickness estimation shown in FIG. Use means 32.
  • This pipe wall thickness estimating means 32 is preset with a fixed parameter based on the equation (1), and receives from the pressure propagation speed and pipe diameter calculating means 32 sent from the pressure propagation speed estimating means 23 based on the flow rate change.
  • the calculation process according to the above equation (1) is executed to calculate and estimate the thickness of the water distribution pipe where the flow rate of the water distribution block has changed.
  • the pipe wall thickness estimation means 32 sends the obtained pipe wall thickness estimation value to the monitoring server 12-1 and the mapping device 14-1 via the pipe wall thickness display control means 33.
  • the pipe flow rate change position estimating means 24 and the pipe wall thickness estimating means 32 are selectively used, and the flow rate change position or the pipe wall thickness is estimated and output. It is possible to display the status of other products in accordance with the flow rate change factor.
  • the distribution network map map creating device 14 is used to create a distribution pipeline network map, which is stored and managed in the distribution pipeline network map database 14 2.
  • the data on the water distribution network map created by the water distribution network map creation device 14 The configuration may be such that the data stored in the estimation device 13 is used and data relating to the distribution pipe network map is used to estimate the leak location and displayed on the display unit of the leak location estimation device 13 itself.

Abstract

La présente invention concerne un système de surveillance de fuite d'eau comprenant un dispositif de surveillance (12) et un dispositif d'estimation de position de fuite (13), le dispositif de surveillance (12) assurant la collecte et le stockage de données concernant le débit et la pression obtenus à partir de pressiomètres (6a, 6b) et un débitmètre (5) qui sont disposés dans chaque bloc de distribution d'eau. La section d'estimation de position de fuite d'eau (13) comporte un moyen d'acquisition de données de cycle (21) pour prélever des données concernant le débit et la pression qui sont obtenues à un cycle prédéterminé et sont stockées dans le dispositif de surveillance et pour prélever des signaux concernant les variations dans le débit et la pression qui indiquent une fuite d'eau ; un moyen (22) pour calculer, en fonction de signaux concernant des variations dans deux pressions, une différence de temps de réaction de pression ; un moyen (23) pour estimer la vitesse de propagation de pression au moyen de la différence de temps de réaction de pression et la distance entre deux pressiomètres dans un bloc de distribution d'eau défini dans des données cartographiques de réseau des canalisations ; et un moyen (24) pour estimer, lors de la réception du signal concernant une variation dans le débit, la position de la variation de débit à l'aide de la vitesse de propagation et des positions d'installation du débitmètre et du pressiomètre dans les données cartographiques de réseau de canalisation.
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